Kids Doctor Playset w/ MRI Machine Just $27.99 Shipped on Amazon (Reg. $40)

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   Selma January 30, 2025 at 8:52 am MST

   WHO wrote this onlinement?? “Whoever thought of this has to be mental or a mad genius, LOL.” has to be mental, Really??

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  carol January 30, 2025 at 8:56 am MST

  I think i was thinking the same thing….an MRI machine? i think we really need to make american healthy again when kids toys have evolved to include this…wowzer….i kinda makes you wanna laugh…and cry

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  Jessica (Hip Sidekick) January 30, 2025 at 9:16 am MST

  Hey Selma! That came directly from an Amazon review, and we understood it as a playful or quirky remark when considering the rest of their positive review. 🤗 We always aim to share a variety of perspectives from reviews to give readers a well-rounded view of a product. Appreciate you taking a moment to share your thoughts! 💞

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   Kelly January 30, 2025 at 9:12 am MST

   As a terminal cancer patient- just no. BUT- it might help kids who have to do these scans have less anxiety about them- but doesn’t look like fun. (And to the above- I try to live healthy and did NOT bring 5 cancers upon myself.)

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  Jessica (Hip Sidekick) January 30, 2025 at 9:20 am MST

  Such a great perspective, Kelly. 🤗 Anything that might help ease anxiety for kids seems like a win. Sending you lots of love and strength. ❤️

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   Shamar January 30, 2025 at 10:47 am MST

   This might be nice as a donation to St. Jude’s children’s hospital.
   Otherwise it’s strange and gives us perspective of how our country’s health is headed.

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   Ihearthip January 30, 2025 at 11:32 am MST

   A lot of kids out there have parents/family members who work in the medical profession and utilize MRI’s in their line of work. I don’t see anything wrong with a young child pretending to “do what mommy does at work,” especially since medical related toys have always been around. (Doctor kits, Operation Game, caring for newborn babies/puppies, etc.) This could inspire a young child to be curious about the science behind what goes on. I didn’t really understand an MRI til an adult.

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   Mel January 30, 2025 at 1:48 pm MST

   Sincere question, not being glib. Can someone explain the “toilet soap” to me. I’ve had several MRIs and CT scans as a result of stroke and other medical issues. I have no recollection of “toilet soap” or soap of any kind. Is this something new??

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  Jessica (Hip Sidekick) January 30, 2025 at 2:17 pm MST

  Hi Mel! When searching for more details on this, here’s what I found – Toilet soap is a high-quality cleansing bar that contains more natural fatty acids (typically 60-80%) for better lather and skin conditioning. It’s different from a bath bar, which can include a mix of soap and synthetic ingredients. Essentially, toilet soap is a purer, more traditional soap, while bath bars can vary in formulation. Hoping this helps! 🤗

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